Deep Plane Facelift
Advanced facial rejuvenation, repositioning the face's deep tissue planes.
Deep Plane Facelift
The deep plane facelift works on the deeper layers of the face (not just the skin), repositioning tissue and musculature for a more natural, longer-lasting rejuvenation effect.
It is indicated for patients with more visible facial laxity who want a harmonious result without an overly "pulled" appearance.
Recovery is more involved than with superficial techniques, with close follow-up during the first weeks.
- — Detailed assessment of facial structure and degree of laxity.
- — A technique especially suited to longer-lasting results.
- — Recovery requiring rest and specific care in the first weeks.
- — Close follow-up until the result stabilizes.
Common questions about deep plane facelift
How is it different from a traditional facelift?
The deep plane technique works on deeper facial layers, which tends to provide a more natural, longer-lasting result than skin-only techniques.
How long does the result last?
Because it works on deep structures, the result tends to be longer-lasting, though natural aging continues.
Is there a recommended minimum age?
Indication depends on the degree of laxity and individual assessment — there is no fixed age for the procedure.